GPU Support Bracket, Graphics Card Support, GPU Bracket Brace, Video Card Sag Holder Bracket, GPU Stand, Adjustable Anti Sag GPU Stand for Fan Aluminum 129mm

Pros:Well engineered. It's very flexible in positioning both the support itself and the rod it mounts to. It slides up and down the length of the bracket that mounts to the fan, which is perfect for my purposes.Easy to set up.Unobtrusive.Rock solid.Cons:Not the most attractive support, but it does the job without drawing attention to itself.Needed a GPU support bracket for a 3.5 slot card in a Fractal Torrent. Turns out that's not a small ask. This support fits perfectly, is easy to assemble, and even includes a tiny level to make sure the card's even.

Case: Lancool 216GPU: 7800XT reference (Sapphire Pulse)140mm bottom case fansAll the screw holes lined up, it secures in place pretty well, provides sturdy support, and is a nice addition to a black case. I love that it came with two longer screws for mounting through the fan and into the case as opposed to some crappy inserts that would leave the fan floppy on that side. I have the motherboard mounted in the lower 'water cooling' configuration. The pole sticks up about an inch over the top of the GPU. This means it would work well for the air cooled config too.If all you want is a fan mounted solution with a minimal offset to take the weight off your GPU, this will work. Put this thing in your cart and stop reading here.My end goal is to have a rigid anti-sag solution utilizing the four 4mm screw holes on the end of the GPU. The end of the GPU lines up a couple mm short of the center of the lower case fan screws. This design was the only one providing a minimal offset plus the freedom to attach the pole anywhere along the length of the fan-mounted bracket. The greater offset afforded by brackets with two sets of fan mount holes may be handy for anyone trying this with 120mm fans, but you will be limited by which holes will be useful on the end of the GPU.I appreciate that this listing included the 8mm pole diameter measurement. After some searching, it seems an 8mm "MSCF Sliding Bracket Guide" (google image search that) is the only other thing necessary to complete a rigid mount. Language barriers exist, so it may actually be a JSCF sliding bracket. I dunno. Amazon does not have any, and I'm ordering by picture. The GPU screw holes are ~21mm apart, so going with the 70mm length bracket guide.

Wish it wasn't necessary but it is, and it works. I'll sleep better knowing my heavy 5080 is on solid ground.

I would rate this part higher, as it ultimately serves it's purpose extremely well, but the first couple of threads on the post stripped on my first attempt to assemble it. I made sure it was properly aligned first, so I'm not sure if it was a defect or maybe something wrong with the block it screws into. I was originally going to return it, but I was able to get it all together securely with a little bit of added effort.Overall, this is a very convenient and functional solution to GPU sag. The mounting holes aligned perfectly with the holes on my cases bottom intake fans, and the prop is very secure and supports the weight of my 7800xt Nitro + with ease, which is a pretty beefy card. I would recommend it to anyone who wants more GPU support, especially with bottom-mounted case fans.

Great product. Supports large GPUs with case fans directly underneath. It's holding up my Asus TUF 4090 like a champ. Baseplate is screwed into white Lian Li AL120 V2 fans.

Good supporting bracket. The one that came with my gpu wasn't tall enough for my pc case. Very sturdy

Perfect for my needs. Supports a 3080 master, no problem, despite three fans below. Just awesome design.

What can I say. I bought what I bought. I just didn't expect this thing to be so difficult to use correctly. Tightening anything once you have your gpu in is nearly impossible. Plus, the level thing they give you just rolls around everywhere so also kind of pointless.Just get one of those simple twist out brackets. They are cheaper and easier to use.